22 August 2026
18 h
Queer Bar | mit Dragqueen AmyLu DeVil
It’s midsummer, it’s QUEER BAR season, and it’s high time for Drag Queen AmyLu DeVil to make the QUEER BAR sparkle again: on August 22, starting at 6 pm, the next QUEER BAR will take place in the garden of the Arthur Boskamp-Stiftung. For the fourth year in a row, AmyLu DeVil will host this very special evening with her signature charm and humor, making her a much-loved regular among our special guests. The evening will focus on artistic freedom, with AmyLu DeVil inviting guests to explore the topic together. As always, there will be ice-cold drinks, music, and plenty of opportunities to strike up a conversation with your tablemates.
With her unique blend of glamourous performance and personal stories about her journey as a drag queen, AmyLu DeVil fills the QUEER BAR with her unforgettable sparkle. AmyLu doesn’t only appear as a stage persona, but also spends the evening engaging directly with guests at the bar or at the tables, right in the midst of the community.
Drag is a centuries-old and multifaceted art form that can be found across all areas of life and in a wide range of artistic genres. Drag can be an expression of personal identity as well as an artistic performance. Above all, however, drag is a political stance that invites us to question gender roles, challenge social conventions, and create space for personal expression. Through questions and reflections on artistic freedom, AmyLu DeVil will open up a conversation with the guests, inviting everyone to explore drag as a form of artistic expression and to get actively involved themselves: with brushes, pens, and paper, everyone attending will have the opportunity to experiment.
Everyone is warmly welcome. The bar opens at 6 pm in the garden of M.1, entrance on Finnische Allee, 25551 Hohenlockstedt. Entry is free and the venue is accessible.
On 19 September 2026 at 6 pm, the next and final QUEER BAR of the season will take place at M.1. Probst Steffen Paar will be our guest speaker and will talk about the complex relationship between queerness and the Church.